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and let the kids design a dinner invitation or menu for the night.
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Penguin Centerpiece Ideas
Do your kids have stuffed animal penguin? Use them for
decoration.
Create an igloo for
the centerpiece and add toy penguins, polar bears and other
animals that fit with the scenery.
Use the penguin recipes you create below for your centerpiece.
Penguin Party Food Ideas
Egg Penguins
You will need:
Boiled eggs black olives, whole and pitted
carrot sticks
lettuce for garnish, optional
To prepare your penguins, Cut one black olive in half for his
flippers. Attach flippers to the egg by adding a dot of cream cheese
to each olive half. Place on sides of egg. For the head, add cream
cheese to the bottom of a whole olive and place on top of egg. If
having problems staying on attach with a toothpick.
For his feet, use slivers of carrot sticks and attach on into his
olive head for a beak as well. If needed poke a small hole with a
toothpick for inserting the carrot nose.
Mini Cheese Ball Penguins
For these littler penguins I've used a simple
cheeseball recipe. However, do not roll in nuts. Then make
cheese into small balls and chill several hours or until firm.
You will also need:
carrot circles and carrot sticks
black olives, pitted and whole
toothpicks
extra cream cheese or cheeseball, soft for attaching
To create these penguins, cut one black olive in half for the
flippers. Attach to sides of your small balls. If needed, use soft
cream cheese to help the olives stick. Cut a small notch out of
carrot circles and place a dot of cream cheese on top. Place a
penguin on the cheese and press into place. For his beak cut out a
small piece of carrot from a carrot stick and attach inside a whole
olive for his head. Add a dot of cream cheese to the top of his body
and attach head to body. If needed use a toothpick to secure in
place.
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Eggplant Penguin
This is the easiest penguin and the cutest!.
What you will need:
First you will need to cut off the end of an eggplant and then cut
into two halves for the flippers. With toothpicks press eggplant
halves into sides of eggplant.
Spread dip over the middle of the eggplant to create a white belly.
Add two circles of dip on the top for eyes and place two raisins in
the middle of the white circles.
Add a dot of dip to his carrot beak and attach below the eyes. Cut
carrot stick into feet and place under the eggplant.
Create your own penguin for breakfast like this one with oatmeal as
the base and decorated with berries, bananas, and melon.
Penguin Banana
Ingredients:
orange M&M candies
bananas
melted chocolate
candy eyes
Directions: Melted chocolate in a microwave safe dish for 1-2
minutes stirring often until melted. Cut bananas in half and dip
chocolate on the top and along the edges. Make sure you leave the
middle without chocolate for his belly. Attach a beak and feet out
of orange M&M candies. Add eyes.
More Penguin Party Food Ideas
Homemade Fish Sticks
These homemade fish sticks are crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and made with just a few simple ingredients. Crushed cornflakes create the crunchy coating while fresh lemon juice adds flavor without making the recipe complicated.
Preheat the oven to 475°F. Lightly grease a baking sheet or line it with parchment paper.
Cut the cod or tilapia into strips about 1 inch wide.
Place the crushed cornflakes in a shallow bowl. Add the salt and black pepper and stir to combine.
Pour the lemon juice into a second shallow bowl.
Dip each fish strip in the lemon juice, then coat it with the cornflake mixture, pressing gently so the coating sticks.
Place the coated fish sticks on the prepared baking sheet in a single layer.
Bake for 8-10 minutes, or until the fish is cooked through and the coating is golden and crisp.
Serve warm with lemon wedges or your favorite dipping sauce.
Kid Cooking Tip: Kids can crush the cornflakes in a zip-top bag, measure and mix the seasonings, and help coat the fish strips. An adult should supervise cutting and handling the raw fish and using the hot oven.
Serving Ideas
Serve homemade fish sticks with tartar sauce, ketchup, or a squeeze of fresh lemon. Add roasted vegetables, steamed broccoli, rice, a side salad, or oven fries to turn them into an easy family dinner. See more
fish recipes.
Use some fish ideas such as a pizza
fish from our under the sea theme.
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